Ideas

Instead of receiving an email notification each time a reward or conduct is given it would be good for tutors and pastoral leads to receive a daily summary notification (around 5pm) which details all the rewards and conducts given out during the d...

We currently have the emails sending to tutors on each entry, as below: This is bombarding tutors with dozens of emails per day. Is it possible to have a once a day email which collates all of the entries for that tutor group in one email?

Dear iSAMS, On the Reward and Conduct Manager, teachers have been feedback whether the pupil name can be displayed as Preferred Forename and Surname rather than Forename and Surname when they are given a merit ticket etc. As always, pupils are kno...

We would like the ability to have a single click to add positive and or negative behaviour, perhaps from the register with a click of an icon. Our staff find it a barrier adding positive behaviour when so many clicks are required to do this.

Occasionally, we have to delete Reward and Conduct entries that have been added in error, eg to the wrong student, or a sanction that is then rescinded. Is there any way that the staff who had notification of the entry in the first place can then ...

It would be useful if one reward or sanction type automatically triggered another. Example 1 - when a pupil reaches 15 points they receive a distinction. Staff have to manually issue a distinction at this point, duplicating their work. Example 2 -...

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We would liketo be able to produce reports for past students to send of to new schools for SEN students

It would be very useful if the Manage Field Types included an option to mark fields as mandatory, because in some cases, we need teachers to select from the drop-down list.Also, it would be great if these fields could be added to the automatic ema...

Currently, we have set up the positive comment to be sent to the parent email address when recorded in iSAMS. This has been a great addition, however, we have noticed a massive drop in responses back from parents. Normally, teachers would email ho...